A University of Minnesota official suggested today (Weds) it may be time to head back to the table with striking clerical workers to discuss contract issues other than the key sticking points of wages and benefits. The union's top union official reacted warily, but didn't reject the idea. On the ninth day of the work stoppage it was a rare sign of movement. Minnesota Public Radio's Marisa Helms reports.
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